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Metal prints from www.bathsheba.com, as amazing as they are to look at, they're even more amazing in person.
FOUND MATH: Two views of the new Performing Arts Center, currently under construction in Kansas City. According to Roger Nelsen (Lewis & Clark College), the building "appears to be a solid of revolution whose volume can be found by integral calculus using the 'disk method.'"
This building is adjacent to the Kansas City Convention Center, where the AP calculus exams are graded. Nelsen wrote in an email, "Many of us commented on the resemblance of the new building to pictures in calculus texts illustrating the disk method for computing volumes of solids of revolution."
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There is simply a mathematics problem with a one million dollars bounty on its point.
The Clay Mathematics Institute of Cambridge will honor the prize money to anybody who can solve the problem: P = NP.
You will Get $1,000,000 If You Solve This Math Problem
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If you are going to do something like this you almost need to send it a day in advance to give them a day to figure out what it says :P
It is pretty nice to not have to worry about what to do for valentines day, other than to post a very nerdy possible valentines day card. I hope all of you non-single people out there have a special day on Monday though!
I am not sure exactly how I am going to run Math Daily 5/Centers/Guided Math Groups this year. I did, however, want to get organized, so I purchased these awesome bins from Walmart. They have grooves on the top, and are meant to stack. I have placed more commonly used items/game materials on the counter. I have chosen not to label them, because you can see through them pretty well.
William Karney, professor of environmental science and chemistry, is working in his lab with two of his students: Eva Brayfindley, a senior and double major in chemistry and math, and Bryan Fregosa, a junior majoring in physics. Professor Karney teaches undergraduate and graduate students in environmental chemistry, air pollution, water treatment, and instrumental analysis. His research, in collaboration with Claire Castro, professor of chemistry, involves the use of computational chemistry to understand the structure, energetics, and properties of organic compounds and the mechanisms of organic reactions. In 2007, Dr. Karney received the university’s Distinguished Research Award.
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من رسم وتوليف والخط لك عليه خخخخ
بكثر من الجايات يكون فيديو وإخراج :D
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Math Day @ University of Washington was much better then a day of school, as you can see.
We even learned how to mime (don't ask me how that relates to math).
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Mostly smooth motion with all six degrees of freedom working together. The calibration isn't great, but the math appears to be correct.
A quick and simple modeling chocolate chalkboard birthday cake. Ian wrote the math problem for me to put on the cake.
September 22 is the day grades 4 to 10 celebrate Science and Math Week with a fun academic contest to bring out their competitive spirit and motivate them to learn more about these two major subjects. The event is a quiz bee type game that tests the student’s general knowledge of science and math. Students are formed into groups of four (for high school) and five (for grade school) to emphasize cooperation and teamwork
Photo credits to Michelle Ann Villacorta, China Lorenzo, and Louisiana Sollestre
Grades 4 to 6 Winners
1st Place
TEAM GRAHAM BELL (Blue Shrit)
1. Stephen Matthew G. Ibañez (Grade 4 Charity)
2. Aldrin O. Paltao (Grade 5 Honesty)
3. Samantha Ashley A. San Juan (Grade 5 Happiness)
4. Chrizelle Anne R. Gavino (Grade 6 Humility)
5. John Patrick M. Esmeria (Grade 6 Generosity)
2nd Place
TEAM MENDEL (Black Shirt)
1. Lhance Ivan B. Lachica (Grade 4 Charity)
2. Christine Anne R. Gavino (Grade 5 Happiness)
3. Eulian Joshua F. Del Rosario (Grade 5 Honesty)
4. Nigel Louis M. Galang (Grade 6 Humility)
5. Donita Mae F Manlunas (Grade 6 Generosity)
3rd Place
TEAM MAXWELL (Yellow shirt)
1. Mila Angelica R. Terrado (Grade 4 Charity)
2. Trisha Gail M. Esmeria (Grade 5 Happiness)
3. Jarro Uriel M. Colonzo (Grade 6 Honesty)
4. Iris Francheska L. Bautista (Grade 6 Humility)
5. Arabella R. Saculo (Grade 6 Generosity)
High School Winners
1st Place
TEAM THOMPSON
1. Julienne Allyah Legutan (Grade 8 Aristotle)
2. Kenneth Pedigan (Grade 9 Newton)
3. Roselle Estrada (Grade Fourth Year Einstein)
4. Venedict Doroteo (Grade 7 Galileo)
2nd Place
TEAM DALTON
1. Jason Tormon (Fourth Year Einstein)
2. Danica Janelle Dizon (Grade 8 Aristotle)
3. Sophia Chua (Grade 9 Newton)
4. Jarren Seltiel Calonzo (Grade 7 Galileo)
3rd Place
TEAM CHADWICK
1. Louisiana Sollestre (Fourth Year Einstein)
2. Roma Reign Molina (Grade 8 Aristotle)
3. Neithan Abreu (Grade 9 Newton)
4. Don Luis Diaz (Grade 7 Galileo)
Congratulations to all the winners!